Used 2011 Infiniti FX50 for sale 

The Infiniti FX50 comes in one very well-equipped trim. Powering the car is a 5 L V8 which makes 390 hp and all the power goes to the all-wheel-drive system. The SUV comes with available optional extras in the form of three packages deluxe touring, technology, and sport.

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We recommend buying the Infiniti FX50. The SUV already comes with many features and a sporty engine. Along with this, we do recommend buying the sports package and the deluxe touring package as optional extras. 

The 2011 Infiniti FX50 comes with a 5 L V8 engine which makes 390 hp and 369 foot-pounds of talk. All the power goes to the all-wheel-drive system via the seven-speed automatic transmission. If you take the available sport package paddle shifters are added. 

In performance testing, the Infiniti FX50 does the 0 to 60 sprint in 5.1 seconds and the standing quarter-mile in 13.8 seconds. It will then achieve its top speed of 130 mph. These numbers are quite good for a crossover SUV.

The most powerful of the above cars is the BMW X5 and a Porsche Cayenne S., Boat making 400 hp. Following this is the Infiniti FX50 making 390 hp and then comes the Land Rover Range Rover sport making 375 hp. The faster 0 to 60 and standing quarter-mile time is set by the Infiniti FX50.

The 2011 Infiniti FX50 gives 14 mpg in the city, 20 mpg on the highway, and a combined mpg of 16. It comes with a fuel capacity of 23.8 gallons which allows it to have a range of 333 miles in the city, 476 miles on the highway in a combined range of 380 miles. For a crossover SUV with a naturally aspirated 5 L V8, the above numbers are normal and expected.

The most range of the above is given by the Porsche Cayenne S of 403 miles. Following this is the Infiniti FX50 which gets a combined range of 380 miles, the BMWX5 with a combined range of 360 miles, and then comes the Land Rover Range Rover sport with a combined range of 345 miles.

The interior of the 2011 Infiniti FX50 is as luxurious as you would expect it to be. Due to the sloping roofline, the rear seats might feel a bit cramped for tall people. The front row features power-adjustable seats (eight-way) with a driver’s seat memory feature and has a heated and ventilated function. 

The interior upholstery features premium leather and is complemented by real wood accent interior trim. The rest of the cabin has soft-to-touch materials. For additional comfort, there is dual-zone automatic air conditioning with an air filtration system. The Infiniti FX50 comes with a trunk space of 24.8 ft.³ which can be expanded to 62 ft.³ by folding down the rear seats flat.

The most legroom in the front row is offered by the Infiniti FX50 of 44.7". Following this is the Land Rover Range Rover Sport and then comes the BMWX5. However, in the back row, the Infiniti FX50 offers the least amount of legroom of the above SUVs.

• Premium leather 
• Real wood accents
• Dual-zone automatic air conditioning
• 8-way power-adjustable front row seats

How intuitive is the Infotainment unit of the 2011 Infiniti FX50

The Infiniti FX50 comes with a touchscreen display which also has the additional functions of navigation with real-time traffic and weather updates, voice commands, Bluetooth connectivity, Zagat restaurant guide, and internal music storage (memory) space. There is also an auxiliary jack, USB port, satellite radio, and an 11-speaker Bose premium surround sound system. 

• Navigation
• Voice commands
• Bluetooth connectivity
• USB port
• Satellite radio 
• 11-speaker Bose audio system

The exterior of the 2011 Infiniti FX50 is quite stylish over the usually utilitarian optimizing design you see in SUVs as it comes with a sloping roof, and that is the first thing you notice about it. It borrows design cues from the Infiniti lineup of cars and the result is a good-looking SUV.

That being said it comes with many features on the outside with 20” alloy wheels, xenon headlights, power-folding and heated side-view mirror, a power liftgate, and roof rails. The sport package adds a dark-tinted exterior trim and lastly, the deluxe touring package adds 21” inch wheels.

In terms of dimensions, the Infiniti FX50 is similar to the competition. The Land Rover Range Rover sport is slightly shorter in length but you will hardly notice it once but side by side. The big difference comes in the form of curb weight where the Infiniti is the lightest of the above SUVs.

• 20” alloy wheels
• Xenon headlights
• Power-folding and heated side-view mirrors
• Roof rails
• Power liftgate
• Available exterior dark tint accents
• Available 21” wheels

The NHTSA has not yet crashed tested the Infiniti FX50. We do expect that the SUV will get good scores from the organization. The IIHS has crashed tested the SUV and has given it “good” in its crash tests. But, has not yet gotten a top safety pick award. The Infiniti FX50 comes with many safety features, some of the safety features are: 

• Anti-lock disc brakes 
• brake assist 
• multiple airbag system 
• traction control 
• stability control 
• adaptive cruise control (optional) 
• Lane departure warning system (optional)

The Infiniti FX50 comes with a stylish appearance, better performance than its competition, and a similar amount of space on the inside. The inside also happens to be the selling point of the Infiniti as it is luxurious and comfortable, making you feel you are sitting in a car you spent more money on. All this makes us recommend buying this car.